Inka Hoodies

Description: He was penultimate Inka of Tahuantinsuyo, one of the ten blood sons of Huayna Capac and one of the third with access to the throne

Description: Inka Art in a vintage style.

Description: He was the last Inka of the Tahuantinsuyo, one of the ten blood sons of Huayna Capac and one of the third with access to the throne.

Description: The Inka Manco Capac was the first emperor of the Inka civilization.

Description: Peru - Inca Kola (White)

Description: Peru - Inca Kola (Gold)

Description: Mayan circle symbol art.

Description: Vintage, distressed Machu Picchu design, inspired by the abandoned Mountain Citadel on the Inca Trail in Peru - (2 of 3 in Machu Picchu Design Series)

Description: Peru - Inca Kola (White)

Description: Vintage, distressed Machu Picchu design, inspired by the abandoned Mountain Citadel on the Inca Trail in Peru - (3 of 3 in Machu Picchu Design Series)

Description: Peru - Inca Kola (Black)

Description: The Inca Atahualpa has unleashed a civil war to dethrone his brother Huáscar.

Description: Chicama Peru

Description: Vintage, distressed Machu Picchu design, inspired by the abandoned Mountain Citadel on the Inca Trail in Peru - (1 of 3 in Machu Picchu Design Series)

Description: Pachacutec (The one who changes the earth) He was the ninth king of the Inca Empire and who converted it from a simple organization into a great empire: the Tahuantinsuyo

Description: Mexican Mictecacihuatl Aztec God mask - colorful ethno design.

Description: Great Inca Empire Logo - Suntur Paucar

Description: An elegant city street map of Lima, Peru in gold, with the exact coordinates of the city, make up this amazing art piece. A great gift for anybody that has love for this city. You can never go wrong with gold. I love my city.

Description: A young peruvian runner who carried messages for all the towns of the Tahuantinsuyo

Description: El tumi es un tipo de cuchillo ceremonial usado principalmente por civilizaciones costeras de los Andes precolombinos, siendo posteriormente adoptado y expandido por los incas tras su anexión al imperio. Habitualmente está formado por una sola pieza metálica. El mango de un tumi tiene forma rectangular o trapezoidal.